Chapter 731: You Can't Catch a Wolf Without Sacrificing a Child

Combining the space and layout from the video, Yu Dazhang felt more and more that it was the same style as the setup on the recreational vehicle.

Come to think of it, he had never sat in a recreational vehicle before, but he had seen them in short videos, and some film and television dramas also had scenes involving recreational vehicles.

This was the reason he hadn't thought of a recreational vehicle from the start; in this regard, his knowledge was obviously inferior to Zhang Jiangke's.

"Yes."

Zhang Jiangke said in a definite tone:

"If you observe solely from the perspective of space, it is indeed difficult to distinguish it at a glance, but as long as you pay attention to the size of the curtains, you can deduce the size of the window."

He paused for a moment, then continued:

"Only a car window would have that size, and one can stand inside, but the space is not large; the only thing I can think of is a recreational vehicle."

"I also have a recreational vehicle over in Old Burma, so I know a bit about it."

This touched on my blind spot... Yu Dazhang thought he would ask Qu Tuotuo to buy him one later.

After buying it, he would park it at the entrance of the Hongkou Branch Bureau, so he could go inside to sleep directly during lunch breaks in the future.

He was just afraid his colleagues would object at that time, after all, doing so had a bit of a suspicion of showing off wealth.

"If Gu Ding Wen has a recreational vehicle in the country, there should be relevant records under his name."

Yu Dazhang had almost memorized Gu Ding Wen's files; the other party had no assets in the country, and even overseas assets were under the names of his family members.

"Recreational vehicles can also be rented."

Zhang Jiangke explained:

"Old Gu could completely use someone else's identity to rent a car, or simply pay someone to rent it for him. With money, things are easy to handle; as long as one is willing to spend money, there are many ways."

Hearing him say this, Yu Dazhang recalled someone on the internet once expressing such a sentiment: Money can solve 90% of problems, and the remaining 10% can also be alleviated with money.

There are many similar sayings, such as, Money is not omnipotent, but without money, one is absolutely helpless.

It seems that whenever money is discussed, people always have various kinds of sighs.

But one thing is undeniable: money indeed holds a temptation for people, and it is precisely this temptation that makes people flock to it.

Now that they knew Gu Ding Wen had a recreational vehicle in Songhai, it was equivalent to knowing his foothold, but this foothold was mobile.

Also.

They did not know the specific information of Gu Ding Wen's recreational vehicle, such as the model, license plate, appearance, and so on.

Under such circumstances, it was impossible to pinpoint its location accurately.

Why not search all the recreational vehicles in the entire city?

Before answering this question, two other questions must be brought up.

Do you know how big Songhai is?

Do you know how many various recreational vehicles there are in Songhai?

Moreover, recreational vehicles can move at any time; they will not stay still and wait for you to come and check.

Gu Ding Wen probably saw this point clearly, which is why he chose to hide inside a recreational vehicle.

Direct arrest seems unfeasible... Yu Dazhang scratched his head irritably.

Afterwards, he looked at Zhang Jiangke and asked:

"How many days do you think it would be reliable to find the person?"

"Find the person?" Zhang Jiangke was stunned, then asked in confusion:

"Find what person?"

"Didn't you promise Gu Ding Wen to find girls?" Yu Dazhang reminded him:

"At least five; how could you forget so soon."

His tone carried a slight dissatisfaction, obviously disappointed in Zhang Jiangke's forgetfulness.

However, he did not say much more; after all, the other party was over sixty years old, and memory decline was normal.

"I didn't forget," Zhang Jiangke said hurriedly:

"I just didn't understand your meaning. You wouldn't really want to go find girls to send to Old Gu, would you?"

He had already said it very euphemistically.

Actually, what he really wanted to say was: That is our human traffickers' job.